St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-15


place, 1927 Main street: judges. Charles
PaQuette, j. w. Day, A. ID. Foster.
Sixth Precinct-Nicollet island north OF
Bridge street, also territory between Mssis-
sippi river, Central avenue, Fifth street and
Eleventh avenue; voting places, Hamilton's
store, rs Bridge street, Nicollet island;
judges, William Hamilton, Joseph Moerls and
X. H. Morrison.
SECOND WARD.
Precincts same as last year.
First Precinct-Cataract engine house:
judges, G. A. Morse, Scion Armstrong, and
w. H. Nudd.
Second Precinct Hose house, corner
Eighth street and Second avenue southeast:
judges, c. F. Smith, L. Van Cleve and b.
Brown.
Third Precinct-404 Fourteenth avenue
southeast; judges, A. r. Camp, +. b. Stone
man and G. q. Wilcox.
THIRD WARD.
First acknowledgements av anue north,
Lyndale avenue, Fifteenth avenue, city
limits; polling place, Prices store, corner
Tenth street and Twentieth avenue; Judges
William Uric, S. A. March and T.. S. Gay
lord.
Second -Twenty-siXth avenue,
Lyndale avenue, Eighteenth avenue, Mlssis-
sippi river; polling place, 1910 Washington
avenue north; Judges. w. II. Mills, George
Horton and II. G. Hauke.
Third Precinct-Eighteenth avenue north
Lyndale avenue, Thirteenth avenue and Mis-
sssippi river; polling place, 142S Washington
avenue north: judges, V. TrueSdell, l.. Smith
and William Anheer.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures avenue north,
Lnydale avenue, Bassett's creek and Mssis-
sippi river; polling place, engine house,
Twelfth avenue north; judges, A. A. FL CHI
horn, Peter Rauen and j. q. Weld.
Fifth Precinct-Bassett'S creek, Sixth ave-
nue. north, Third avenue and Mississippi
hall md
James Best, A. Anderson and j. Maui.
Sixth Precinct-Fifteenth avenue north,
Lyndale avenue, BasSettS creek, Sixth ave-
nue. and city limits; polling place, SOP
Eleventh avenue north; judges, James Buck,
h. U. GeeSaman ana William Celebrity.
FOURTH WARD.
First four precincts remain as last year.
First Precinct-Polling place, fire head
quarters; Judges Michael Glen, f. w. Barth
and n. III. Gjertson.
Second Preciuct-Polling place. hose house
on Holden street; judges, j. L. Byrnes, Clar-
ence Snow and w. O. Douglass.
Third Precinct-Polling place, Byrnes
store, corner Girard and Western avenue;
Judges, j. G. Mcfarland S. E. Adams and a.
d. Smith.
Fourth Precinct-Sprlngate's store, corner
Tenth street md Hennepin avenue; judges,
William Cheney, ]. Fl. Rolfe, A. S. Keys.
Fifth Precinct-First avenue south, Grant
Hennepin avenue, Eleventh street; polling
place, 1929 Nicolet avenue; judges, j. A.
Byers, J. S. Jonson and H. c. Webb.
Sixth Precinct-First avenue south, Elev-
entb street, Hennepin avenue, Sixth street.;
polling place, Goosman's livery stable on
Eighth street, between First avenue and
Nicollet; Judges, ]. H. Long, Collins Haines
and A. NJ. Scott.
Seventh Precinct-Same as Sixth precinct
last year; polling place, chemical engine
house on Third street; judges, c. w. Cyprus,
S. E. Olson and J. n. Priester.
FIFTH WARD.
The only changes Of precincts is to detach
from Second and Third precincts all territory
lying between Nicolet avenue, Grant street,
First avenue south and Tentyfourth street,
to be known as the Seventh precinct. First
precinct polling place, 242 Second avenue
south; judges, }. H. Clark, E. Worthingha m,
John Carlson. ESSsssss
Second Precinct-Polling place, engine
house Third avenue and Twelfth street;
Judges, G. F. Smith, C. A. Cornman, G. F.
Haglin.
Third Precinct-Poliing place, Norrish's
store. Clinton avenue aud Eighteenth streets;
judges, F. c. Paine, NJ Flagle and E. r. Nor
IRISH.
Fourth Precinct-Polling place, sol Frank
In avenue: judges, j. w. Parker, Jacob
Dryer and L. E. Downs.
Fifth Precinct-Polling place, Oil Eighth
avenue south; judges, ]. H. Stevens. John
Thompson and S. z. Snyder
Sixth Precinct-Polling place engine house,
Sixth avenue south and Third street; judges,
E. B. Brown, S. c. Cutter, j. r. Plummer.
Seventh Precinct-Polling place 1885 Nicol-
let avenue; judges, A. S. Munger, j. c. Wor-
rell and A. N. Merrick.
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct, bounded by Washington and
Tenth avenues south. the river and Cedar
avenue; voting place lis Fourteenth avenue
south; judges, James Smith, W. F. Cray and
Felix McNamee.
Second precinct, bounded by Washington
avenue, Cedar avenue and the river; voting
place, 200 Nineteenth avenue south; judges,
]. j. McHale, Edward Kennedy and William
Kraemer.
Third Precinct-Bounded by Washington
avenue, Cedar avenue, Fourth street and the
river; voting place 2001 Washington avenue
south; judges, Julius Newgard, Fred Knock
erberg, John B. Mueller.
Fourth Precinct-Bounded by Fourth
street, Cedar avenue, Seventh street and the
river; voting place 423 Twentieth avenue
south: judges, Joachim Lange, P. B. Carroll,
John Haerup.
Fifth Precinct-Bounded by Cedar avenue,
Seventh street south, Fourteenth avenue and
Washington avenue south; voting place. 1922
Fifth street south; judges, Nathan chock,
c. NJ. DeVoe and A. II. Edsten.
Sixth Precinct-Bounded by Washington
avenue, Tenth avenue, Seventh street and
Hose House No. 5; judges, w. G. Gunnerson,
Evan Newman and E. Becker.
SEVENTH WARD.
There is no change in the precinct lines in
this ward, except that the Third precinct is
cut Off at Thirty-fourth street. The judges
and polling places are as follows:
First-2717 Bloomington avenue; judges,
P. Phelps, w. J. Moore and John Duff.
Second--2440 Twenty-tifth avenue south :;
judges, Il. P. Dryer, L. T. Gibson and Ole
Flatten.
Third-3O13 Cedar avenue: judges, A. D..
Libby, George Eaton and H. L. Swain.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Reconsideration street, Chi
cago avenue, Thirty-fourth street, First
avenue south: polling place, Robinson S
Office, Twenty-nnth street and Third avenue
and o. 4. Strayer.
Second Precinct-Frankin avenue, Nicolet
avenue Twenty-fourth street, First avenue
south, Hastings s. Dakota railroad. Lyndale
avenue; polling place, Blaisdell engine house;
judges, A. r. Archibald, j. p. Casey and John
SwenSon.
Third Precinct-All west of Lyndale avenue;
polling place. car barn. Dupont avenue a nd
Twenty-eighth street; judges, g. w. Cooley,
John Lawton and j. B. Hunt.
Fourth Precinct-Hastings & Dakota rail-
road, First avenue, Thirty-fourth street, Lyn-
dale avenue; polling place, 1925 Lindley ave-
enue; judges, c. P. Silloway, J. FL. Pearl and
E. B. Hood.
NINTH WARD.
First Precinct-Fifth street northeast,
Eighteenth avenue, city limits; voting place.
Kessler's store, 1884 Harrison street; judges,
d. Cameron, Nicholas Molitor and ]. d. Toll
man.
Second Precinct-Fifth street, Broadway
extended to limits and Eighteenth avenue ex-
tended to limits; voting place, McHughe S
store, corner Adams and Broadway; judges,
John Kerr, George Turner and E. Rhode.
Third Preciuct-Broadway, Fifth street,
Central avenue, Seventh street, Third ave-
nue., Madison street, Fourth avenue, Jeffer-